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Table 3. Predicted number of individual boys aged 5 to 9 years estimated to be harbouring Schistosoma mansoni infection in Rwanda in 2018 based on results from two different diagnostic methods: CCA with trace as positive and CCA with trace as negative.

CCA; Circulating Cathodic Antigen.

Total population for 2015 (in Thousands)^a	Annual population growth rate for 2015–2020 (Percentage)^a	Percentage of individuals aged 5-9y^a	Predicted number of individuals with S. mansoni infection in 2018
Total population for 2015 (in Thousands)^a	Annual population growth rate for 2015–2020 (Percentage)^a	Percentage of individuals aged 5-9y^a	CCA with as trace positive	CCA with as trace negative
11629.6	2.53	13.85	671,856	60,453

^a Source: World Population Prospects 2017 Revision Population Database: Rwanda

CCA; Circulating Cathodic Antigen